Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-11-10
MARYLAND LEG1sLArrRE.
How the Senate and House OF Delegate
viii Stand-Names of the Members.

How the Senate and House OF Delegates
win Stand-Names of the Members.
In the Senate there will be % democrats
and a republicans, as follows:
Allegany-W. w. EcKaig, dem.
Anne Arundel. Writ Randall, rep.
Baltimore County-James ]. Lindsay,
dem.
Baltimore City-John B. wentz, Chas.
Ridgely Goodwin and Charles s. Adams,
all democrats
Decentralization G. Urner, rep.
Garrett-R. T. Browning, dem, holds
over.
Harford-John sappington, dem. holds
over.
Howard-Wm. B. Peter, dem.
Kent-Wm. B. Burchinal, rep.
Montgomery-George Peter, DEM,
holds over.
Calvert-W. G. Somervell. dem.
Carroll-Pinkney j. Bennett, dem.
Cecil-Clinton Mccullough, dem.,
holds over.
Carolinc-Grifin w. Goldsborough.
dem holds over.
Charles-Richayd II. Edelin,, dem,
holds over
Dorchester-Jos. II. johnson, dem,
holds over
Prince George's-Chas. T. Claggett,
dem holds ever.
Queen Anne's-John B. Brown, dem.
st. Mary's-R. Johnson Cotton, dem. ;,
holds over.
Somerset-Robert f. Brattan, dem.
Talbot-T. T. Tunis, dem, holds over.
Washington-Edward Stake, rep.
Wicomico-E. Stanley. Toadvin, dem
Worcester-Samuel K. Dennis, dem 4,
holds over
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
In the House there will be 81 democrats
and "a republicans.
Allegany-J. N. Benson, dem VIM.
Broderick, dem, J. A. Cunningham,
rep, w. Scott Fuller, rep.
Anne Arundel-T John Bowie, James
Cheston, S. V. Baker and Geo W. Hatch
all republicans.
Baltimore County-John Hubner, Geo.
II. Colt, Chas II. Whiteford, Daniel A.
Boone, J. Nelson Daily, John A. Smith.
| all democrats.
Baltimore City-First Legislative Dis
trict-Wm. ii. Thompson, Edward ID
Fitzgerald, Grayson Bramble. Peter j.
Campbell, John Hannibal, John KEEP
linger.
Second Legislative Observation-Disclosures
b. Robertson, Patrick Reilly, Henry Bar
GER Chas. ID. Gather, Jas. w. Denny,
George Cotton.
Third Legislative District-John Nc
Knight, John b. Nichols, Martin X.
Joyce, John A. McGarry, John II. Schaf'
fer. Jr, William Sanders Carr, all demo
Gratis.
Calvert-Louis Nick. Griffith, rep
Harry p Owens, dem.
Carroll-David A. G.. Webster, VIM. p.
Gorsueh, Daniel Ebaugh, Benz. +. Selby,
all democrats,
Cecil-R. G. Mackel. Michael Moore,
Stephen ]. Caldwell, all democrats.
Charles-Francis NJ, Cox, dem., John
T. Davis, DEM, A Rosey, rep.
Caroline-Jas. G. Horsey, dem, Thos.
X. Green, rep,
Dorchester-Zora ii. Brinsfeld, ID. w.
New berry, S. Lynn Percy, all democrats
Frederick-JacOb Rohrback, Daniel T..
| Buckley and Manassas T. Grove, demo-
Gratis, and Samuel M. Birely and VIM. P.
Morsell, republicans.
| Garrett-George w. Wilson and Thos.
H. Bittint or, both republicans.
| Harford-Wal w Preston, VIM. 5.
Bowman, Henry w. Archer, Noble l..
| Mitchell, all democrats.
Howard-Wm. L. Linn aud E. G. Sell
by, both democrats.
Kent-Jas. IL. Baker, rep and John
| Brice, dem.
ontgomery-Edward Woottsn, Oliver
III. p. Clarke and Philip d. Laird, all
democrats
Prince George's-Frederick Sasscer,
rep, Thomas Ii, Perrie and Francis Nj.
Hall, democrats.
Queen Anne's-James Roe, John b.
Thomas, John L. Norman, all dem ocrats.
Somerset-Robert +. Mad dox, Geo. 1
Rowe and George w. Howeth, all demo
/ Gratis.
ST. Mary s-Washington Wilkinson, d.
| L. Graves, both republicans.
Talbot. Davis Clark, M. nj Higgins,
II. Clay Dodson, all republicans.
Neutrality-suspicious. ii. Harp, }. j.
Koontz, w H. A. Hamilton and Marine
| Lamar, all republicans.
| Wicomico-Thomas w. III. White,
Walter G. Mann aud Clayton c. Parker,
| all democrats.
Worcester-George NJ Upshur. Francis
H. Purnel, Lemuel w. Onley, all demo
Gratis.